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1. www.sciencejournalforkids.org › shipwreck_keyCan shipwrecks help protect ocean creatures? - Science

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   hipwrecks especially helpful for oce. n life?In places where trawling is allowed.3 What are the benefits and. arms of shipwrecks according to the article?They protect ocean animals from fishin. ships, but they can also pollute the water. 4 What did we hypothesize about shi.

2. sanctuaries.noaa.gov › shipwreck › lesson-plansShipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine ...

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   Lesson Plans & Activities. The national marine sanctuaries' engaging lesson plans and activities allow students to understand the ecological and historical importance of shipwrecks in America's underwater treasures and how they came to be through critical thinking exercises, games, and other activities.

3. ocean-observatory.bluemarinefoundation.comSHIPWRECKS - WORKSHEET

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   SHIPWRECKS - WORKSHEET. Photo credit @ Lawson Wood: Ocean Eye Films. Can you spot the following species? Note. down the timestamp from the video for. each... 1. Complete this worksheet to test your observation skills. Re-watch the video, and re-read the fact file if you need to. Have you got what it takes to be an ocean explorer? Bib:_____

4. academic.oup.com › bioscience › articleShipwreck ecology: Understanding the function and processes ...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · Zooplanktivory is another key process on artificial habitats that can support energy transfer from zooplankton upward through the food web (Champion et al. 2015) that likely applies to shipwrecks as well, given that consistent spatial patterns occur in zooplankton, planktivorous baitfish, and piscivorous predatory fishes on and around shipwrecks (Paxton et al. 2019a).

5. newyorkscienceteacher.com › sci › filesShipwrecks of Lake Ontario - New York Science Teacher

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   55-foot, 35-ton tugboat, newly refitted when two 9-foot waves crashed over her stern and filled the engine room. She listed and sank quickly. Crew of 2 rescued. Twin-engined side-wheel steamer collided with the American schooner Exchange and sank after trying to run for shelter. The 2-masted schooner-barge hauling 925 tons of coal from Erie ...

6. kidskonnect.com › places › famous-shipwrecksFamous Shipwrecks Worksheets | Recorded World Shipwrecks

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   Jul 19, 2023 · Famous Shipwrecks Worksheets. This fantastic bundle includes everything you need to know about Famous Shipwrecks across 36 in-depth pages. These ready-to-use worksheets are perfect for teaching kids about Famous Shipwrecks. About 5,000 shipwrecks in the Great Lakes have cost the lives of over 30,000 seafarers. Shipwrecks are crucial discoveries ...

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   How do marine sanctuaries help students learn about shipwrecks?

   • The national marine sanctuaries' engaging lesson plans and activities allow students to understand the ecological and historical importance of shipwrecks in America's underwater treasures and how they came to be through critical thinking exercises, games, and other activities.

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   What can we learn from a shipwreck?

   • Lessons learned from studying shipwrecks and their benefits to coastal communities can help society to make pragmatic, balanced decisions about active management, in situ preservation, and managed retreat, for example, within the context of future ocean governance and marine spatial planning.

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   Do shipwrecks support ecological resources?

   • Shipwrecks also support ecological resources by providing underwater habitats that can be colonized by diverse organisms ranging from microbes to megafauna. In the present article, we review the emerging ecological subdiscipline of shipwreck ecology, which aims to understand ecological functions and processes that occur on shipwrecks.

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   Why are shipwrecks important?

   • An estimated three million shipwrecks exist worldwide and are recognized as cultural resources and foci of archaeological investigations. Shipwrecks also support ecological resources by providing underwater habitats that can be colonized by diverse organisms ranging from microbes to megafauna.

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   Why does a shipwreck have an added structure?

   • The added structure can be especially pronounced when the shipwreck lands on soft sediments that are otherwise devoid of hard structures, creating features that rise above the bottom and can be colonized by a host of organisms (Paxton et al. 2019a, Hamdan et al. 2021, Meyer-Kaiser et al. 2022b).

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   What is shipwreck ecology?

   • We describe the burgeoning field of shipwreck ecology by synthesizing how shipwrecks create underwater habitats; how ecological functions and processes manifest, sometimes uniquely (and sometimes introducing ecological risks), on and around shipwrecks; and the relevance of shipwreck ecology to local communities and cultures.

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8. oceanexplorer.noaa.gov › to-boldly-goTo Boldly Go: Why Do We Explore? - NOAA Ocean Exploration

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   After the winner has been verified using the Matching Challenge Answer Key (on page 4) and the challenge is complete, share the correct answers with the class. Then assign one reason to each group, i.e. climate change, energy, etc. Have them discuss the facts with their group and explain why these facts are important and why we should care.